Object

Tol's Gun

Tol grips this compact Ferengi pistol on the bridge and trains it on Bok during the standoff. He forces Bok to drop his knife against Jason Vigo's throat, disarming the daimon as the crew turns against him. The gun's cold authority halts Bok's vengeance, clearing the path for Picard's intervention and the hostages' release amid rising mutiny.

2 appearances

Purpose

Disarm Bok at gunpoint and enforce crew compliance during the bridge confrontation

Significance

Tol's gun tips the power balance, exposing Bok's fraud and enabling Picard's logic to dismantle the threat, resolving the immediate crisis while Jason confronts his fabricated origins

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S7E22 · Bloodlines

Picard Exposes Bok’s Deception on Bridge

Tol’s gun is drawn and trained on Bok during the standoff, its cold authority halting Bok’s vengeful actions. The gun symbolizes Tol’s pragmatic decision to prioritize the crew’s financial well-being over Bok’s personal grudge, disarming him at gunpoint with the words, 'There is no profit in this for us...' Its presence is a turning point in the event, marking the end of Bok’s authority and the crew’s betrayal. The gun’s role is purely functional, serving as a tool to enforce Tol’s decision and secure the crew’s compliance with Picard’s demands.

Before: Holstered or stowed on Tol’s person, ready to be drawn in response to the unfolding standoff.

After: Drawn and used to disarm Bok, then likely holstered again as the situation is resolved.

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S7E22 · Bloodlines

Picard Exposes Bok’s Fraud and Seizes Control

Tol's gun is the decisive tool used to disarm Bok, symbolizing the Ferengi crew's shift in loyalty from Bok to self-preservation. Tol trains the gun on Bok, forcing him to drop the knife and removing him from command. The gun's cold authority halts Bok's vengeance, clearing the path for Picard's intervention and the resolution of the standoff. Its use underscores the crew's pragmatic decision to prioritize profit over personal vendettas, marking the end of Bok's authority.

Before: Holstered but drawn by Tol as he turns against Bok.

After: Used to disarm Bok, then holstered as the confrontation resolves.

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